Japan cabinet resigns as Saionji steps down
Premier Marquis Saionji will tender his resignation after consulting with his cabinet. A new Japanese cabinet is expected to be formed by July with Count Komura perhaps as foreign minister and others like Inouye Hirata Terauchi Satto Hara Yamagata in key posts amid a move toward peaceful retrenchment.
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Komura
London
Marquia Inouye
Home Department
Berlin
Baron Hirata
War
Viscount Terauchi
Navy
Baron Satto
Home
M. Hara
M. Yamagata
Marquis Saionji
Hia
Marquis Salonji
Fourth of July clashes lead to multiple arrests in city
Police report a busy night with 39 arrests for discharging firearms and disturbances within city limits. Prank Ives and others faced charges while officers detained several men after a drunken melee at a local venue led to injuries and property damage.
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Irving Ward
Charles Stotts
Ars Old
T. F. Barold
Rex
Hubbard
Smith
Jensen
Jensen, Proprietor, Was By A Drunken Patron of the Afted
Wes From His Injuries In Seattle Train Incident
A man identified as Mr. Miller, 56, was struck by a train near Seattle. He was carried by the crew to a hospital, but died before arrival.
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Seattle
Sve
Miller
Inquest Considered After Butterworth and Sona Accident
The Undertaking Establishment of Butterworth and Sona is noted. Little is known of Miller's relatives. Coroner F. M. Carroll is expected to hold an inquest to determine the reasonability for the accident.
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Butterworth & Sona
Miller
F. M. Carroll
Fire razes eight San Francisco shops on Third Street
A major blaze at Third and Harrigan streets destroyed eight stores including S. H. Tyler & Son tea and coffee warehouse and Tashtoy's Greek restaurant. One fire engine was wrecked and a horse killed after a collision with a Valencia Street car. bluejackets from battleships aided the effort. The fire began in an empty lodging house, likely from a discarded cigarette.
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United Press
San Francisco
Third and
Harrigan Sts
Valencia St.ear
S. H. Tyler & Son
Avoris
Tashtoy's
Tribute to Captain Truebridge on Behring Sea voyage
A delegation of ladies honors Captain John Truebridge aboard the Northwestern as it threads ice floes toward Nome. They present a heavy gold ring with a diamond while a short verse salutes his leadership and steady navigation.
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John Truebridge
Behring Sea
Nome
Pacific Coast
Anti Japanese plank to be fought at Democratic convention
Denver July 4 The California delegation pushes an anti Japanese plank into the Democratic platform with broad western support While California demands strict exclusion and radical action the convention is unlikely to adopt the measure California’s state platform calls for a near total ban on Japanese entry and fights to keep the position in the national agenda.
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California
Denver
Gans and Nelson Ready for Second Gans Nelson Fight
San Francisco July 4 The $25 000 bout between Battling Nelson and Joe Gans looms as a likely 20 round affair with both men in top condition. Gans sleeps late and eats lightly while Nelson stays at Willetts camp until ringside. Nelson asserts he is the best the city has seen in a long time and vows no excuses if defeated.
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Yly United Press
SAN Ncisco
Battling Nelson
Joe Gane
Dane
Nelson
Gans Nelson
Goldfield
Gans
San Raphael
Willetts
Gana
Ned
Will Consult For California Leader Keynote At Convention
Theodore A. Bell travels from Ogden to Lincoln to confer with W J Bryan on his keynote speech as temporary chairman nominee. California delegates select Nathan Cole Jr of Los Angeles for national committee. Bell plans to challenge Denver arrangement after train dispute. Separate notes report Nome voyage arrivals and ship incidents with limited confirmations.
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United Press
Ogden
Utal
Theodore A. Bell
California Democracy
Lin‘eon
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Bell
Nathan Cole, Jr
Los Angeles
California
Colm
Nevada
Tom Fox
Sacramento
Cific
Fox
Cole
Hell
Denver
Last of Nome fleet returns with Olympia arrival
The last of the Nome fleet, save for the Ohio, has returned as the Olympia arrives last, marking a final phase of movement in the Nome fleet deployment.
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Rome
Nome
Ohio
Olympia
Mavericks to Picnic at Meydenbauer Bay
The Mavericks, members of the Elks not affiliated with the local lodge, will hold their annual picnic on Thursday July 16 at Meydenbauer Bay to show appreciation for courtesies from the Elke lodge. Boats depart Leschi Park every half hour after 10 am. a special program for children is planned.
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Meydenbauer Bay
Elke Lodge
Mavericks
The
Elks
Picnio
Leschl Park
Open Wounds Require Immediate Medical Dressing
The guidance stresses urgent dressing by a doctor to cleanse wounds and prevent tetanus. Keep wounds exposed to air until professional care is available to avoid lockjaw risk.
Helfner pushes water rights measure to curb corporations
Denver July 4 Washington delegate Charles G. Helfner arrives to back a plan to protect water rights in the Northwest. He argues big corporations seek water and land, hindering home builders, and says securing water rights benefits both business and the public as he aims to form a measure to safeguard Northwest water.
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United Press
Denver
Colo
Washington
Committee On
Charles G. Helfner
Helfner
Heifner
Guggenheima
Angry clash over city sidewalk placement
The dispute centers on whether a concrete sidewalk should be two or four feet from the property line. A. V. Bouillon, superintendent of public utilities, and Councilman Mullen, chair of the street committee, exchange heated jabs while spectators watch, ending with Mullen ordering the ordinance prepared.
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A. V. Bouillon
Public Utilities
Board of Public Works
Cornerman
Mullen
Houlston
Miller
Bouilion Small
Treasury
Reveille
Bouillon
Ition
Bouilion
Schrader
Referendum Drive Aims to Close West Seattle Saloons
West Seattle activists led by W. W. Watters plan petition drives in churches to force a special election on abolishing saloons. The Anti-Saloon League backs the effort, targeting West Seattle and nearby suburbs with separate petitions for each saloon. Supporters expect strong pastor involvement and a moral campaign to remove liquor resorts.
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Seattle
W. W. Watters
West Side
Anti-Saloon League
Wear
Hquor
West Seattle
Mr. Watters
Arrest of Charlies Barnes Ties Trio to Edna Domengine Kidnapping
RUN TO FRESNO CAL July 4 A third kidnapper Charlies Barnes stepson of Tony Loveall arrested and confesses to Sheriff Chittenden about the Edna Domengine kidnapping Rogers and Loveall implicated Barnes says the trio planned to seize the girl but Loveall fell ill with asthma delaying the plot Barnes matches Tickers’ account in most details.
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Fresno
Cal
Earth
Charlies Barnes
Tony Loveall
Barnes
Chittenden
Edna Domengine
Wench
Rogers
Loveall
Get Out in the Woods Special Train July Fourth
Special rates offered with regular trains. A special train departs Seattle at 8 20 a m from the C and P 8 R R foot of Washington street for a July fourth outing in the woods.
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Seattle
City council and street committee near breakover
The piece notes a calm stance by a key figure and suggests the board will keep its position. The council is likely to follow the street committee, leaving the two city government branches at odds until a middle ground is found to restore agreement.
Music Teachers Elect Officers at Northwest Association
The Northwest Music Teachers Association convention closed with approving bylaws and constitution. An executive committee includes Edwin Cahn, F. Beale, Mina Lucy K. Cole, Mia FP, W. Chace, Edmund J. Meyer, W. Reynolds, Irving Glenn, J. J. Cognwell, Vernon K. Matlock. Officers elected: President Mina Lucy K. Cole, Secretary F. F. Beale, Treasurer Walter Reynolds.
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Northw. Music Teachers” Association
Coflention
Ficera
Edwin Cahn
F. Beale
Mina Lucy K. Cole
Mia. FP
W. Chace
Edmund J. Meyer
Beattie
W. Reynolds
Tacoma
Irving Glenn
Eugene
Ore
J. J. Cognwell
Moscow
Idaho
Vernon KE
Matlock
Buge
Mont
Mias
Lucy K. Cole
Iretary
F. F. Beale
Walter Reynolds
Organizer of the com beth and Dillon assist bonds
The organizer of the com beth and Walter S. Dillon, an alleged promoter and assistant to Arma, appeared voluntarily and arranged for bonds. The notes of the other six defendants are kept secret until arrests are made. Two of the men wanted are now residing in California.
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Com Beth
Walter S. Dillon
Arma
California
Big Haul by Robbers in San Francisco
Police and detectives chase two armed robbers who held up six men at a Pins at Gough and Fell last night. The trio of gunmen escaped with over $1,000 after forcing patrons to surrender cash and valuables. John Harding, bartender, drew his gun but was overpowered. Authorities pursue but the robbers remain at large.
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United Press
Ban Francisco
Gough
John Harding
Harding
Snohomish Man Dead in Self Inflicted Explosion
Robe Pfueker, 65, a Snohomish resident for 21 years, died in a barn blast after he lit a giant powder fuse. A former fisherman turned dairyman, he leaves a widow and three children, including son Robert and two daughters. His son and daughter-in-law had gone to Seattle for the Fourth.
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Snohomish
Robe Pfueker
Robert
Seattle
Death of Joel Chandler Harris, Uncle Remus author
Atlanta observers report Joel Chandler Harris died at his Atlanta area home last night at age 60 after a period of illness. The author of Uncle Remus had cirrhosis of the liver and complications followed a rapid decline ending at 8 o'clock. He leaves a wife four sons and two daughters and will be buried in Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Joel Chandler Harris
Remus
Harris
Mr. Harris
Wild-Catters Indicted In Mail Fraud Case In Chicago
Eight persons face federal indictments in Chicago for using the mails to commit fraud in selling stock of the American Mexico Mining and Development Company, which once occupied prominent offices. W. A. Arms is named among those charged.
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United Press
Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
United States
American Mexico Mining and Development Company
W. A. Arms
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